`setxkbmap kr` not doing anything? I’m trying to add a configuration to my multilingual setup on my ArchLinux desktop, but Korean doesn’t seem to do anything, despite it being listed under setxkbmap. How do I set it up similarly to other languages? So far, what I’ve been doing is basically this: # For US International: …
XKB spec says 63 levels max per type. For me it's 8. What am I doing wrong? X.org version: 1.21.1.7 Distribution: Kubuntu 23.04 I duplicated the included EIGHT_LEVEL_ALPHABETIC_LEVEL_FIVE_LOCK type, inserted an additional level as Level1, and shifted all existing levels by +1. The highest level was then Level9. Running setxkbmap (regardless of specified layout, since …
setxkbmap and xmodmap often stop working I have a script to: Set the keyboard layout to include accents Set capslock as mod when held Set capslock as escape when pressed It looks like this: setxkbmap -rules evdev -model evdev -layout us -variant altgr-intl & sleep 1 xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap & sleep 1 killall -q xcape & …
How to use setxkbmap to map keys permanently? I’m currently using xmodmap to remap some keys, keeping my configuration in a .Xmodmap file, but every time I boot my laptop, or my screen locks, the customization is lost and I have to run xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap once again, even though I set the command to execute …
How to remap Caps Lock to a specific key? By default I have the following key mapping: $ xmodmap -pke … keycode 49 = oe OE oe OE leftdoublequotemark rightdoublequotemark leftdoublequotemark … keycode 66 = Caps_Lock NoSymbol Caps_Lock … I assigned Ctlr to keycode 66 by doing $ setxkbmap -option "ctrl:nocaps" Now I’d like to …
xkb: Why is the compose key set to NoSymbol after a system update (OpenSuSE 15.2 → 15.3)? After upgrading my OpenSuSE Leap from 15.2 to 15.3, I found out that the Compose key (keycode: 135) was no longer working. In fact, xev no longer recognised it as Multi_key, but as NoSymbol: KeyPress event, serial 40, …
